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TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
SEPTEMBER 28, 1981; Vol. 118, No. 13
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: WE, the JURY. That Irksome, Boring, Vital, Rewarding Experience. Cover: Illustration by
Jean-Michel Folon.
COVER: Three million innocent Americans are summoned to court every year to be interrogated, kept
waiting, often sequestered. Jury service needs reform, but many victims find it a rewarding experience.
See LAW.
NATION: Reagan warns of "blood, sweat and tears" over new budget cuts. To taxpayers. a good harvest
means bad news. Haig and Gromyko at the U.N. The Justice Department is Reagan's right arm of the law.
BIG FIGHT: SUGAR RAY LEONARD shows Tommy ("Hit Man") Hearns he can hit, man, though Hearns looks
pretty sweet himself. When it's over. Leonard is the champ-and $10 million richer. See SPORT. [NICE, multiple page report -- two full pages of text and six color photos!]
WORLD: British politics are in turmoil, right and left. The Soviets talk tougher to the Poles. Costa Rica:
paradise lost.
RELIGION: Egypt's Copts regroup after Sadat's crackdown and their patriarch's banishment. Pope John
Paul exalts work.
PRESS: Major changes rock the networks as David Brinkley moves to ABC and nightly news shows may grow
to one hour.
EDUCATION: Business grants to colleges swell research budgets--and bring headaches. A new weekly
chronicles lower education.
VIDEO: Every day 12 million viewers watch General Hospital, the most lascivious daytime show available
without a prescription.
ENVIRONMENT: High in the Andes of Peru, archaeologists are putting an Inca canal system to use for the
first time in 500 years.
ECONOMY & BUSINESS: A new air-fare price war breaks out. France plans to na- tionalize its top 36 private
banks. Brinkley beer.
SCIENCE: A book on future evolution describes odd creatures that may inherit the earth. The telltale
jawbone of a "new" mammal.
BOOKS: Why psychoanalysis is the impossible profession. A valedictory collection shows why Ogden Nash
is worth the cash.
CINEMA: The Mystery of Oberwald--Antonioni 's excursion in technique. Raggedy Man--Spacek as a
switchboard operator.
ESSAY: There will be hazards ahead for all if the New Right succeeds in its multibill attack on the
authority of federal courts.
Letters.
American Scene.
People.
Medicine.
Milestones.
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